Boatino

Great tournament guys. Thanks for all you do for keeping it running smoothly. For next year my only suggestion would be to change the format to 9 steelhead and 1 king per day. No specific reason. (Team Hideout) Boatino

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Hey Guys, Looking for someone to observe for Team Hideout for both Saturday and Sunday this weekend. We pay $75.00/day. Please contact John at 585-469-1923. Thanks.

Hey guys, looking for someone to observe for Saturday and Sunday this weekend for team Hideout. We'll pay $75.00/day. PM or text me at 585-469-1923. Thanks, John

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Thanks for the article JD. Now they just need to restore the State Marina to the way it was in the late 80's! John

Does anyone know if the dredging of Braddock's has started? Are they really putting in a breakwall? John

That's F'n awesome!! John

Hans has some great information there. As a 2 time Grady owner. I would go with the Grady. If you every go to sell the Seafox or Seaborn you will probably take a big hit in the re-sale. I brought my Grady White Marlin in from Boston 5 years ago. I did replace the impellers right off the bat but other that some bad gas that wreaked havok with the fuel filters and pumps on the engines the boat has been great. Wish it had 4 strokes but that's another story.... Good luck with what you decide but just some food for thought. John

Very nice. Congrats to all the winners. John

Did anyone see the payouts for the top teams? How many teams got paid? Congrats again Rick & crew!! John

Fshnwmn, Last year I hand pumped 90 gallons of bad gas from my auxillary tank. I borrowed one of those 1 1/2 gallon oil/exchange pumps. I also purchased a fuel funnel to help siphon any water pulled out of the tank. I put the tainted gas in 5 gallon containers and burned it in all of my families cars at 5 gallons per week. The cars burned the gas great, Yamaha's not so much. Either way it is a crap job and takes forever depending how much gas is in your tank. I siphoned it out through the sending unit under the deck plate. Buy a piece of steel fuel line so you are sure you get to the bottom of the tank. Mine was a 150 gallon tank. Good luck. John

Thanks guys.

Brian, 300ft. of 50lb. Power Pro or 300 yds? John

Anyone seen these in person yet? The SGTLW60H reels seems to have the capacity of a Tekota 800 but with a 6:1 gear ratio and upgraded drags. $150 on FishUSA. Might be changing over a few copper reels to them. Any input is appreciated. Thanks, John